I keep telling myself to never admin you know a backup software. If you say you know it, you always run the risk of being declared the backup expert. Well, it's happened to me. I am now on the backup team with my current client until they have the expertise in house to run their Legato 7.2 infrastructure. They had some great contractors from Edge Tech Ltd. Ricky and Co where absolute Legato ninjas. But the word came down to eliminate or convert all contrators. So they were let go, and I'm left holding the backup bag.
So here's my post collecting Legotcha links and commands.
IPnom has a great collection of man pages online
I use the nsr_group and nsr_client pages for nsradmin a lot.
Backupcentral.com has a page: What neat things can I do with nsradmin
David Mussulman has a list of EMC Legato Networker Admin Tools
Here's some of my commands:
root@rcomanchi013:/var/tmp> nsradmin -i - . type: nsr client
show name; group
Get some group info
. type: NSR group
show name;status;start time;last start;last end
Show groups to find running status
. type: NSR group
show name;status;last start
# list the volumes the media server knows about that aren't “full” (!full doesn't seem to work)
To find a tape that's been cloned off site, when you know the 'onsite' tape that was backed up to:
mminfo -a -r 'volume,%used,pool,location' -q '!full'
This will spit out things like:
mminfo -q volume=N31407 -r 'volume,cloneid,client'
Then you can search for the CloneID in question:
Volume CloneID Host
N31407 1204238003 host2.name.net.com.org.blah
N31407 1204239940 host2.name.net.com.org.blah
Which will put out a list of volumes. Find the volume of the type that goes off site and you're all set.
mminfo -q cloneid=1204239940 -r 'volume'
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